Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-11

special of the 9th says Consul Miller. of
Leipsic, in late report holds out to Amer
lean wine and fruit growers the hope that
a demand for American wines will spring
! up in Germany. He says California wine
| is already known to some extent in Ger
many, and is procurable in Leipsic A
| further fact of interest to American grow
ers is that of fruit dried or preserved In
| syrup. Extensive collections were shown
| by European makers and the process en-
| ployed appeared to have been very success
| full, but for size and quality the fruit
could not be compared with California p-o-
| ducts, and there is no doubt that the Amer
lean fruits, energetically introduced, could
compete successfully with the native pro-
| ductions.
What's Sauce for the Goose" Etc.
| PITTsBURG, May 10th.-In an interview
here to-day A. NJ. Carlton, of the General
Executive Board, Knights of Labor, con-
| demned the strike of the Knights of Labor
in the coke regions. and said he: When
| ever our men agree TO submit their case TO
arbitration, they are bound to submit to il.
No difference what the decision may be,
arbitration is our grand principle. If we
submit case to arbitration, we would ex-
pect the other side to abide by it if it were
in our favor. Now, when it is against us,
and we don't submit, then how can we ap-
proach the other side again and ask for
| arbitration?'
| A Secretary Under Fire.
CHICAGO, May 10th.-Whether or not
| Secretary Vail, of the National Trottins
Association, shall be dismissed from office
will probably be definitely settled to-mor-
row. The Board of Review, which has
supreme jurisdiction in the matter, con-
vened here tonight, and Judge Jas. Grant,
| the presiding officer, made presentation
of the case, setting forth at length various
complaints that have been made against
the Secretary from time to time.
Bad Fix of Lake Vessel
MARQUETTE (Mich.) May 10th-The tug
Mollie Spencer arrived here at noon from
Duluth, and reports encountering the
steam barge Bessemer, ore laden, about
thirty miles east of Otter Island on Friday,
blowing signals of distress. Her bow had
been stove in by the ice, and she had made
thirty-nine inches of water in eight min
ltes after the accident.
Baseball Record.
CISCIYYATI, May 10th.-Cineinnat II.
Metropolitan g.
LouIsvTLLE-LouisviIles TO- Athletics 5.
NEW EoRK-New ork 3, Washington s.
| CHICAGO Chicsgo I, Indianapolis 3.
DETRoIT-Detroit 6, PIttsburg (thirteen
innings1.
CLEvxLAND-Cleveland S, Brooklyn Z.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis s. Baltimore 9.
BosToN-Bostons II, Philadelphias 4.
Hyenas After Their Prey.
SCRANTON (Pa), May 10th.-Franklin
Howell, a wealthy banker of this city, was
sued to-day By Pittsburg lady for breach
of promise, the damages asked being
S75 600. About a year ago Howell was
sued by weli-known Scranton lady, who
laid her damages at $45, 400. That case was
settled mutually. 1t is thought that How
ell is not sane. An application will be
made to the Court for the appointment of
a commission to take charge of his estate.
Divorced by AN AK.
BALTIMORE, May 10th-William Ritter, a
grocer doing business in the country ten
miles east of this city, this morning had a
fight with his wife, which resulted in his
picking up an ak and splitting her skull
nearly in half, killing her instantly. The
couple had been living happily together for
some years, and the cause of the trouble is
not known.
Redemption of Trade Dollars.
WASHINGTON, May 10th.-Reports re-
celyed at the Treasury Department show
| that {, 500, ,426 trade dollars have been re-
| deemed to date. 1t was originally estima-
ted that there were about 100000 of these
coins in this country, and the redemptions
show that the estimate is nearly correct.
| lnportations from China and japan NAV
swell the amount to 5000 900.
Expected Removal of an Old Officer.
WASHINGTON, May 1Oth.-[Special. l-Ex-
Sheriff Harris, of Santa Clara county, is a
candidate for the position of Agent of the
Secret Service in San Francisco, as sue
cessor to Detective Finnegass. Chief Brooks.
OF the Secret Service, has great confidence
in Finnegass abilities, and if he is re-
moved it will be against the wishes of his
superior officers.
Time Cures All Evils.
CHICAGO, May 10TH Two barbed-
wire fence manufacturing firms failed in
this city to-day. Sherman d. Marsh. No,
81 Dearborn street, made an assignment to
Noble z. Judah. Their liabilities are esti-
mated at $44S 000 and their assets at $685.
600. The firm OF Schnabel & Co., No So
Dearborn street, also made an assignment
to Mr.. Judah.
Rumor of Robbery.
| New YORK, May 1oth.-It was reported
last night that the house in Fifty-eigbth
street, which Charles Crocker gave to his
daughter, was robbed a day or two ago
The house servants denied that there had
been any robbery, but the denials were not
OF a convincing kind. The police would
only say that their records showed nothing
OF any robbery.
Twelve More Voters.
NEW YORK, Nay 10th-The twelve Irish
consta5les who resigned their Offices be-
cause they were compelled 10 carry on
evlctions, and who arrived in New York
last week, to-day announced their intention
OF becoming citizens of the United States
by filing their applications in the Court oi
Common Pleas.
New Postmasters.
WAsHIEeToN, May 1Oth.-These Califor.
MA Posimasters were appointed to-day
. George w. Harrington, Long Beach, Lo.
Angeles county, and EdwiA Taylor, Rail
road Flat. Calayeras county.
Death of a Retired General.
WASHINGTON, May 1osh.-Brevet-M Major
General Henry F. Clarke, u. S. A., retired
died In this city to-day in the sixty-seyentl
year of his age.
: Who Gave Him Away?
WASHINGTON, May I0th.-lSpecsal III
: j. w. Dam, Ex-Governor Stonenan's Pri
2 yate Secretary, is in the city.
Wheat in Chicago.
e CHICAGO, May 10th-2:30 p. M.-Wbea
firm. Cash. $50 {; June. 81: July, IA 1916